Journal of Archaeological Science 36/1

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Journal of Archaeological Science 36/1

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Jaar2009

PublicatietypeAflevering

SerieJournal of Archaeological Science

Volume36/1

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Pagina’s187

UitgeverElsevier

PlaatsAmsterdam

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Oaks, tree-rings and wooden cultural heritage: a review of the main characteristics and applications of oak dendrochronology in Europe 1-11
Haneca K., Cufar K. & Beeckman H.

Analysing ring-width series of European oak , pp. 2-4
Examples of tree-ring studies on wooden cultural heritage , pp. 4-6
Dendro-provenancing , pp. 6-7
Forest history and management , pp. 7-8

Probing dietary change of the Kwäday Dan Ts'inchi individual, an ancient glacier body from British Columbia: II. Deconvoluting whole skin and bone collagen d13C values via carbon isotope analysis of individual amino acids 12-18
Corr L.T., Richards M.P., Grier C., Mackie A., Beattie O. & Evershed R.P.

Structured light scanning for high-resolution documentation of in situ archaeological finds 19-24
McPherron S.P., Gernat T. & Hublin J.-J.

Critical reassessment of putative Acheulean Porosphaera globularis beads 25-34
Rigaud S, d'Errico F., Vanhaeren M. & Neumann C.

Indications of embalming in Roman Greece by physical, chemical and histological analysis 35-42
Papageorgopoulou C., Xirotiris N.I., Iten P.X., Baumgartner M.R., Schmid M. & Rühli F.

Remote sensing techniques for reconstructing a vast Neolithic settlement in Southern Italy 43-50
Gallo D., Ciminale M., Becker H. & Masini N.

Integrated non-invasive survey (Oblique aerial photographs , pp. 44-48

Stable isotopic evidence for diet in Roman and Late Roman population from Leptiminus, Tunisia 51-63
Keenleyside A., Schwarcz H., Stirling L. & Ben Lazreg N.

Written and archaeological evidence for the Roman diet , pp. 52-53
Dietary reconstruction using stable isotope analysis , p. 54

Variation in strontium isotope ratios of archaeological fauna in the Midwestern United States: a preliminary study 64-73
Hedman K.M., Curry B.B., Johnson T.M., Fullagar P.D. & Emerson T.E.

The use of multiple discriminant analysis in classifying prehistoric phytolith assemblages recovered from cooking residues 74-83
Hart J.P. & Matson R.G.

Grass phylogeny , p. 75
Multivariate maize phytolith analyses , pp. 75-77
Discriminant analysis , pp. 77-81

Salt production in pre-Funan Vietnam: archaeomagnetic reorientation of briquetage fragments 84-89
Proske U., Heslop D. & Hanebuth T.J.J.

Chemical characterization of some potsherd pavements from parts of Yorubaland in southwestern Nigeria 90-99
Ige O.A., Ogunfolakan B.A. & Ajayi E.O.B.

Recovering traditions in the digital era: the use of blimps for modelling the archaeological cultural heritage 100-109
Gomez-Lahoz J. & Gonzalez-Aguilera D.

Geomatic techniques applied to archaeological sites modelling , pp. 100-101
Experimental applications , pp. 105-108

Method-dependent variations in stable isotope results for structural carbonate in bone bioapatite 110-121
Metcalfe J.Z., Longstaffe F.J. & White C.D.

Methods (Isotopic analyses, Mass scans, Light microscopy & scanning electron microscopy (SEM), Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR), X-ray diffraction (XRD), Thermogravimetric analysis (TGA),...
...Total inorganic carbon/total organic carbon (TIC/TOC), Nitrogen content, Inductively-coupled plasma atomic emission spectroscopy (ICP-AES))
Results (Carbon isotope analyses, Oxygen isotope analyses (structural carbonate), Pretreatments effects, "Anomalous" isotope values, Contaminant gas, Temperature dependence, "Sealed" vs "open" reaction vessels, Gas yields,...
...Phosphate oxygen isotope values, Light microscopy & scanning electron microscopy (SEM), Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR), X-ray diffraction (XRD), Thermogravimetric analysis (TGA),...
...Total inorganic carbon/total organic carbon (TIC/TOC))
Discussion (What was the contaminant gas, and what was its relationship to low d18O values?, What was different about the "anomalous" bones?, Method-dependent differences for "normal" bones) , pp. 118-120

Distinguishing nonhuman predation on birds: pattern of damage done by the white-tailed eagle Haliaetus albicilla, with comments on the punctures made by the golden eagle Aquila chrysaetos 122-129
Bochenski Z.M., Tomek T., Tornberg R. & Wertz K.

Results (Preservation and fragmentation of bones, Wing/leg ratio, Proximal elements/distal elements ratio, Minimum number of individuals, Minimum number of elements, Perforation of bones) , pp. 123-125

Using mineral magnetism to characterise ironworking and to detect its evidence in peat bogs 130-139
Mighall T.M., Foster I.D.L., Crew P., Chapman A.S. & Finn A.

Modelling land use around an early Neolithic timber 'hall' in north east Scotland from high spatial resolution pollen analyses 140-149
Tipping R., Bunting M.J., Davies A.L., Murray H., Fraser S. & McCulloch R.

Pollen analytical methods , p. 142
Pollen-taphonomic assessment , pp. 142-144
Pollen-taphonomic patterns , pp. 144-145
Ecological and economic interpretations , pp. 145-146
Defining the pollen source area around the 'hall' , pp. 146-147
Comparison with regional pollen records , p. 147

Transitional change in proto-buildings: a quantitative study of thermal behaviour and its relationship with social functionality 150-156
Wilkins H.

Reconstructing Middle Horizon mobility patterns on the coast of Peru through strontium isotope analysis 157-165
Slovak N.M., Paytan A. & Wiegand B.A.

The sinking of the Mary Rose warship: a medieval mystery solved? 166-173
Bell L.S., Thorp J.A.L. & Elkerton A.

Historical context , pp. 166-167
Archaeological and taphonomic context , p. 167
Isotopic context , p. 167168

Identification of activity area signatures in a reconstructed Iron Age house by combining element and lipid anlyses of sediments 174-183
Hjulström B. & Isaksson S.

Material and sampling (The Lethra Iron Age village at the Lejre Experimental Centre) , p. 175
Methodology (Establishing the geochemical background, Lipid, GC-MS extraction and method, AAS extraction and method) , pp. 175-177
Results (Element analysis, Lipid analysis, PCA and discriminant analysis for elements and lipids) , pp. 177-180

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